
On Wednesday, Dec. 4, PMPs have an opportunity to hear from the industry’s leading rodent experts during PCT’s Rodent Control Virtual Conference. Designed for busy professionals, this half-day virtual event allows attendees to attend all or part of the conference from their home or office.
For only $99 per person, attendees will hear presentations by Bobby Corrigan, Timmy Madere, Mike Deutsch and Matt Frye (see information at right). Can’t participate on the day of the event? No problem. Each registered attendee also will receive a link to an online version of the webinar. The link to the virtual conference content will be sent approximately 5 to 10 business days after the event.
To learn more about PCT’s sixth annual Rodent Control Virtual Conference, visit http://rodentcontrol.pctonline.com.
Rodent Control Virtual Conference, December 4
www.rodentcontrol.pctonline.com
Sessions and Speakers

Practical Tips for Eliminating Trap-Shy Rodents
Timmy Madere, Pest Control Specialist, New Orleans Mosquito, Rodent & Termite Control Board
Lessons from a Lifetime of Rodent Control & Trends in Urban Rat Ecology
Mike Deutsch, Entomologist/Industrial Hygienist, Arrow Exterminating
Understanding the Public Health Threat of Rodents: What You Need to Know
Matt Frye, Community IPM Extension Area Educator, Cornell University
Understanding Rodent Behavior: How to Think Like a Rodent
Bobby Corrigan, President, RMC Pest Management Consulting

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